英语释义

1. to move suddenly and violently spring
started angrily to his feet

2. to react with a sudden brief involuntary movement
started when a shot rang out

3. to issue with sudden force
blood starting from the wound

4. to come into being, activity, or operation
when does the movie start the rain started up again

5. to protrude or seem to protrude
eyes starting from their sockets

6. to become loosened or forced out of place
one of the planks has started

7. to begin a course or journey
started toward the door just starting out

8. to range from a specified initial point
the rates start at $10

9. to begin an activity or undertaking especially to begin work

10. to be a participant in a game or contest especially to be in the starting lineup

11. to cause to leave a place of concealment flush
start a rabbit

12. startle, alarm

13. to bring up for consideration or discussion

14. to bring into being
start a rumor

15. to cause to become loosened or displaced

16. to begin the use of
start a fresh loaf of bread

17. to cause to move, act, or operate
start the motor

18. to cause to enter a game or contest especially to put in the starting lineup

19. to care for or train during the early stages of growth and development
started plants a well-started coonhound

20. to do or experience the first stages or actions of
started studying music at the age of five

21. to make trouble
always trying to start something don't start anything

22. at the beginning initially

23. in any event

24. a sudden involuntary bodily movement or reaction
woke with a start

25. a brief and sudden action or movement

26. a sudden capricious impulse or outburst

27. a beginning of movement, activity, or development
a false start housing starts

28. head start

29. a place of beginning

30. the act or an instance of being a competitor in a race or a member of a starting lineup in a game
undefeated in six starts
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31. strategic arms reduction talks

32. to do the first part of something to begin doing something

33. to begin to work on, produce, or give attention to (something)

34. to cause (something) to begin to cause (something) to begin in a specified way

35. the time at which something begins

36. the first part of an activity, development, event, etc.

37. the first opportunity to begin a career

38. to begin an activity
I'm starting a new book.

39. to come or bring into being or action
Who started the rumor? Rain is likely to start soon.

40. to begin to move toward a particular place or in a particular direction
Let's start for home.

41. to cause to move, act, or operate
I'll try to start the motor.

42. to give a sudden twitch or jerk (as in surprise)

43. to stick out or seem to stick out
Their eyes started from the sockets.

44. a sudden twitching or jerking movement
a start of surprise

45. a beginning of movement, action, or development
I got an early start.

46. a brief act, movement, or effort
They work by fits and starts.

47. a place of beginning (as of a race)

片语

START OF SOMETHING NEW全新的旅程

start with something找点东西来做

The Start of Something唱片名

Start Of Something Big华丽摇滚

start making something着手做点什么

start on something着手做某事

start of something第二章

Start doing something开始做某事

Start of Something Good"Start of Something Good" is the fourth official single from American rock band Daughtry's album Break the Spell

英汉例句

• what all these examples have in common is that when people manage to start something they「re more inclined to finish it.

  所有这些例子的共同点是：当人们打算开始某件事时，他们更倾向于完成它。

• so many times in congo you start something and then it falls apart.

  在刚果，很多事情都是虎头蛇尾。

• start something you」ve been putting off.

  开始着手做你一直推脱的事。

• we see it with new years resolutions, the baseball season, taxes, and countless other things, as a way to start something new or start something over.

  新年决议、棒球赛季、税收和无数的其他事情见证了新事物的开始和旧事物的结束。

• many times the reasons we don’t start something have nothing to do with lack of skills, materials, or facilities.

  很多时候我们不能开始做事、无可作为的原因是缺少技术、资源、和工具。

• otherwise, i’m assuming you’re reading this because you want to start something mostly web-based.

  否则，因为你（在网上）读到这篇文章，我假定你的创业计划和互联网有关。

• when you first start something (and also after you’ve been doing something for a while), it’s easy to lose touch with the core of what it is you’re doing.

  当你刚开始做某件事的时候（或者已经做了一段时间了），很容易就会忘了你正在做的这件事情的核心是什么。

• we think we need a lot of extra money or time or some kind of brilliant new idea before we can ever hope to start something great.

  我们往往会认为我们需要很多钱或很多时间或一些天才般的想法才能够干出一番大事业来。

• start something that you’ve been dreaming of. it is worth the effort.

  开始做你一直梦想要做的事情，它值得付出努力。

• i cannot start something if i do not know exactly how to finish it

  如果我不知道如何完成某事，那就索性不要开始做这件事

• now we「re going to start something new.

  我们现在开始讨论一些新的问题。

• say if you have only studied engineering and worked as an engineer all your life, it’s time to start something new, that’s different from engineering.

  如果你只学工程学，在你一生中只从事工程师的工作，那就是到了该学习工程以外的新知识的时候了。

• when did you last start something new?

  你上次开始做一项新的事情是什么时候？

• tip no#1: start something new.

  秘诀1：开始做新的事情

• china strongly opposes any attempt to infringe the basic principles of unfccc and to abandon the protocol so as to start something new.

  中国坚决反对任何违背公约的基本原则、抛弃《京都议定书》另起炉灶的企图。

• they」ve shown they can start something from nothing, build a team, a product, and maybe even a business.

  他们展示出他们可以从无到有，建立一个团队，一个产品，甚至也许是一门生意。

相似词

bolt筛选；囫囵吞下；（把门、窗等）闩上；突然说出，脱口说出

jump跳跃；跨越；快速移动；突升，暴涨；突然改变；略去；闯红灯；突袭；发生性关系；助推启动（车辆）

startle惊吓；惊跳；惊奇

相反词

close紧密的；亲密的；直系的；全面细致的；势均力敌的；几近的；在即的；闷热的；类似的；危险的；吝啬的；被严守的；剪得很短的；闭塞音的

conclusion结论；结局；推论

end结束；目标；尽头；末端；死亡

ending结束；终止（end 的现在分词）

omega（一系列中）最后一个；终了；希腊字母的最后一个字Ω